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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-21
ills Understood So.

Colonel Belknsp, who has been threat
eniDg for some time to resign, 1t is now
understood, has handed his resignation
to the mayor and 1t will be acted on In
the council this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-21
A Blue Norther Predicted.

In order to prepare yourselves send
your orders to the Alamo COrniCe Works
and have your stoves put up; No. 81
West Commerce street: telephone 279.
l0.22.lm
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II has been the wonder of the smoking FRA
ternity for sometime how Sim Hart can exist
and sell Cig airs, etc. at the exceedingly low
prices that he still adheres To. The + qncl Is
this: In studyi' z the interest of my tra'c,
know am only study ing my own, inasInuch
as the better can treat you, the better you
will treat me, by not only continuing TO trade
with me, but by recommending smokers To do
likewise. From the cheapest to the finest
boxes of Cigars. Try me. can make GUS
toner OF you.
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Call at Once

And purchase your holiday liquors at
once and save 80 per cent, as we are go
ing out Of business. ll-2-tt
HARRY BAUM & Co.
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Wanted an Offer

On block OF II large lots near center Of
city, on line OF West End street railway.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
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Monuments and Tombstones
Manufactured at lowest living prices,
In best styles, at Frank Teich's marble
works, 5l3 Houston street. lO3-.y
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Complete Bar Outfit.

Bolton has for sale complete bar
outfit with or without stock or lease.
At bargain for g live man with cash
10 20 Ct
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Winter Underwear.

We have the best variety aud goods
worth having. Give US look.
ll-l6'6t Young & ARNOLD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-21

Watches, diamonds, jewelry etc. will
be sold at bargain. SAM G. BELL,
9-7-lm Assignee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-21

Elder Down at so cents per yard,
former price 70 cents; fine assortment Of
checks and stripes at Joske Brothers.
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You sturdy oak whose branches wide
Boldly the storms and winds defy,
Not long ago an acorn, small.

MOI long MO an hcOrfl, sDAI,
Lay dormant meath the summer sky.
Not unlike the thrifty oak in its germ. de.
velopment and growth, is consumption. But
even this mighty foe of mankind, positively
yields TO the wonderful cui alive properties of
DIR Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery II
taken early. Don't be blind to your own in
terests and think yours hopeless case. This
remarkable remedy has rescued thousands
or druggists.
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Sim. HART !
ADJUSTMENTS.
9th Anniversary Ball
Y. M. B. A.

Saturday, Nov. 26th, 1887,
At Cast Hall,
Admission, gentleman and lady, $3.50, supper
included.
Tickets to be had from Jacob Weber,
KTischs Hall.
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TEE COLLEG2U UENrsNNILL.
Programme OF Exercises for franklin aud Mi
shall Colleges Great Day.

Programme ot Exercises for franklin aud Mar
shall Colleges Great Day.
Following is the programme of exercises
for the centennial celebration OF Franklin
and Marshall college,.
SUNDAY, June l2.h.-l0:30 a m, Bscca.
laureate sermon, by the president.
MONDAY, June l3th.-s p. M, junior ora.
iorlca contest in the college chapel.
TUESDAY, June lith.-2 p. m, meeting OF
the board of trustees in the First Reformed
church s p, m, addresses in the court
house :" BeD amin Frank in," by Provost
William Pepper, NJ. D., LII. D., OF the
University OF Pennsylvanis "John
Marshall" by Hon. K, W. Hughes, L. s.
judge of the Norfolk district, Virginia
WEDNESDAY,, June 10Th, $50 n m, Socl-
etv reunions 10 q. H., alumni meeting (;
1890 a IN, alumni dinner 500 p.
m, addresses The claims of the
College on the Church." by Rev. J. Span
Rler Kisiier, d. D.; Hsgerstowp, Md. "The
Gains OF the College upon the community
in which 1t is locatsd,' by W. L. Hensel,
esq, Lancaster, Pa SEQ p m, Centennial
Grafton, by Hon. l.. H. Steiner NJ. D., libra
rian OF the Enoch Pratt library, Baltimore,
Md. Centennial poem, by Rev. Z. W. f.
Siegsl, Hou,ztale, Pa.
THURSDAY, June 10 800 a. M, com.
meneement, one session 500 p. M, recep-
tion and concert on the college campuA
Orders for excursion tickets on the Penn
sylvania. Philadelphia Il Erie, Northern
Central, Cumberland Valley, and Philsdel.
phia a Reading railroads may be obtained by
addressing Rev. j. II. Dubbs. b. D., secre.
tary OF the faculty, Lancaster, Pa.
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A COiored Meeting.

Rev. Samuel Scott & colored Baptist min
hter, has been preaching in the Fac agleysville
ee9ne Intervals for q year or more past
ma he Ia anxious to organize q congregation
Of his denomination in this city. Yesterday
he held peoples service in Grant hail which
was largely attended. Among those present
were q large number OF colored folks from
Harrisburg, Miidletown and Steeton who
came to Lancaster on q special excursion
train In the morning and returned In the
evening. At tne morning service the sermon
was preached by Rev. John Noon, Of Middle.
town and Rev. J. Wallace, OF Harrisburg
conducted the service in the afternoon. Rev.
Scott preached in the evening. The colored
people OF this city did not seem to be we'll In.
formed concerning the meeting and they
knew but little about 1t until after the arrva!
of the excursion train. The visitors said they
come to Lancaster under the Impression that
Q corner, stone WAS to bo laid and some OF
them were very angry at Brother Scott for
bringing them here. Before the excursion
train started back to Harrisburg the colored
folks we're In the Pennsylvania station for
several hours. They sang all kinds of camp.
meeting hymns and drew q big crowd.
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Revenue Omcsrs Appointed

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The president to
day appointed to the revenue service OF the
United States Horace Hasseil, to be . chief
engineer; Charles w. Munroe, first assistant
engineer William II. Warren, first
assistant engineer; Orrick N. Turner and
Dennis +. Bowen, second assistant en- gineers;
also the following named postmasters (:
Granville SpurReon, Santa Ans, Col. j. B.
Bertrand, Canton, Oak. w. II. Cooksy,
Geneva, Nov. Marvin Ssckett, New Leba-
non, N. Y. Frank McKeon, Dobbs Ferry,
NY.
Secretary Lamar to day made the following
appointments: James X. Stone, OF Mime.
sota, Adam Nefi, of Tennessee, and Robert
| t. Van Norden OF California, timber deprecs.
ton agents; Albert W. Stiles, OF Miunssota,
clerk, at 81 200 by transfer from treasury dc.
partment under civil service rules.
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Giimnre's Great Band Here.

Gilmore's large band, which, besides NJ iss
Letitia Fritch, contains over fifty eminent
musicians, arrived in Lancaster at one clock
to day. This afternoon they gave the first
entertainment in the King Street theatre to
a good sizsd audience, including The best
and mos, fashionable people Of the city. The
entertainment is OF the highest order, but
lack OF space this afternoon prevents US from
publishing the programme. The band ap.
pears again to night, and they will no doubt
be largely patronized, as many seats have
been sold. The band " very expensive. 1t
costs Mr.. Gilmore almost $1,000 to give two
performances In this city. Notwithstanding
the inter state law the band carries sixty
large trunks.
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UOA tina


HUBgR.-in this city, on hs 2d inst, Ann. wife
OF benjamin Huber. In the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family re-.
spectfully invited tn attend the funeral. from
the residence OF her husband, No bsS West King
street. on Wednesday afteI n Don at 81 O'Clock.
Interinent ut Lancaster cemetery. m?3.2td
ntAGsR In this city. on the 22d inst, Mary,
VIE Oh henry feager. In her S7th year
ibe relatives ana friends of tho family are re.
spsctiniiytnvitsd toattsnd the funeral from the
sesidence of her husband. No. IL south Mary
street, on wednesdsy morning Mt ~ o'cIot K,
high mass at ". Joseph's church ate a IN. In
'e'"'0"' ~ e' SoSepn cemetery. 2td
nIttSvsAcx-in in this city. on the 2i,t inst.
jacob Mhieyssck, In the 3stn year OF his ava
The relatives aud friends Of the Im,iy. Lodge
| 81. n. OF r., Susq uehanna Lodge. No g.. 10 ".
y. Chic quesaiunga Tribe. No. ~. I, y. H. H., Mon.
terry Lodge No. 2a!. I. O. T., and Eeshahk onea
TItbe No. % ]. y r. n are resp sctiuiiy In.
vitsd 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
osnoe. No. II Coral street, Tues lay afternoon
st O'Clock lntsrment at Lancaster cemetery
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ADHasfvsao % a xODE1RAx.



A Osa naa h she Dsosasa nsass WAs says
He y . fsaasa Osana
Among the pessons before The mayor this
morning Was Count Zouraski who was once
Q European noblsman and II now on his
way to the Soldiers Homo at Washington, d.
q. He went to the station house for lodging
and was discharged BY Mayor Morton this
morning. To Chief Of Police Smith the man
gave very interesting account Of himself
He said that he WAS born In Warsaw, Hun
gary, In 1891, and IL therefore 96 years OF ages
He was one of the 500 exiles who came TO this
country with Koesuth in 1851. For six
months he travelled with knesuth and then
settled In New York. He LEFT that city upon
obtaining q position ss drill master at West
Point When the war broke out he LETT
q note behind him to his scholars which
read, "Good bye I 90 to the war. He
served almost four years In the lolst
Regiment Pennsylvania volunteers and after
the var was captain Of the police Of San Fran.
cisco for some years. He said he was with
Napoleon at the battles OF AusterlitE, L.eipsic,
Moscow and at Waterloo. He has two sons
each In the Austrian, French and Russian
armies. He dare not return to Warsaw, he
says, as that would mean a life Of torture
When the Grand Duke Alexis was In this
country he wanted the count to return home
with him, but the latter refused for fear he
would be banished to Siberia Upto the time
of the breaking out OF the Frsnco-PrussiA An
war Z)uraski received $3.50 annually,
which came from a pension signed by
Napoleon Bonaparte, but the Wal
| swept that away. The count Is . short
| thick.s set man with snow white hair anC
whiskers, which gives him the appearance o
Rip Van Winkla He wears . big whit
slouch hat, decorated with feathers, an'
keeps his psntsloons In his boot tops II
carries a number OF bundles, and has paper
with him to substantiste the story Of his life
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Fisarlsa IN CsSrRs sOUAss.
Two Drunken Republicans Who MsunSe
Kick Tn q Rumpuo.

Two Drunken Republicans Who Manage to
kick Up . Kumpus.
On Saturday night party of Eighth ward
Republicans, who we're drunk, made their
appearance on North Queen street, and tor
some time were very disorderly. The nosiest
men in the party were Casper Kirchner and
ex-Policeman Peter Rtchie They started
q Il ight on North leen street and then ad-
journed to the Central market house to have
it out The bout did not come OH there,
and when the politicians returned to North
Queen street they met Charles Rothweiler
and John Myers on the crossing between
Zahm's jewelry store and Hirsh'A kirchner
said to one of them, "what have you got to
say about 1t" and at once smashed Rothweiler,
who is about half his size, In the jaw. He
then knocked him down four or five times
upon the Belgian blocks and would have
kicked him in the face had 1t no.
been for some outsiders who interfered.
While Kirchner was at Rothweiler, Ritchie
struck Myers, but the latter escaped being
badly inj ured by running. Officer Bsvnhold
appeared on the scene, and at once took
Kirchnes into custody. The latter yelled
out, :" Don't take me, l am q good Rspubli-
can." Tho officer told him that he
did not care what he was, he
had commit ed a breach Of the peace aud
would have to go along. He was landed
In the ststion house, which was soon filled
with his friends, and he was liberated on
bail. After Kirchner had been arrested q
number o! policeman appeared in the square
aud one OF them, who was . special officer,
took Richie away but did not lock him up.
He had been the noisier man of the two up tc
that time. This morning the mayor gave
Kirchners hearing. The ouly witness presen
was Ctticer Barnhold who had not seen tn,
beginning Of the row. Kirchner was dis
charged upon the payment of costs and d
far no charges have been made sgains
Ritcbie
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Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures. y.


CHICAGO, May 2'.-The DroperS Journal re
,orts Cattle-Receipts, 400 head shipments,
~ market weak shipping steers. so TO
l.hsH rs, Is a. IS; stockers and feeders, 81 IS
as 50 cows. bulls ana mixad. Q. Oo6t %; bulk.
q 75S1J 80 Texas cattle, s1O0&i -.
HOgs-hecsipts, II 90 head shipments, 3,'n
head market steady; rough and mixed, q is
15oi packing and shipping. a sad5 %; light,
u a. 30; skips, g. 5Osfi 70.
sheep-Receipts, 100 head: shipments,
30 market steady; shorn. 81 0aSi 25 wooled
~ 4Hffi 10: Western, O tUGt - Texans, - 80
40; lambs, o. DJi 30
EAST LIsRRrY.-Cattle Receipts, 2i7
shipments, CPS: market nothing ooirg ali
through consignments cattle shipped to New
York. ~ cars.
Hogs-ksoeipts. 2lO0 head shipments mo
head market firm; Philadelphias. d O15 .
pigs q 500i IS; hogs shipped to New York.
cars.
sheep-Receipts, $50 head shipments, ?6ON
market SLOW prime. Stat4 ~; fir 10 good. % "a
I3 81 common, o. 5OG3 - yearing lambs. u 10
J5 - spring lambs. y al ".
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The funeral OF the late H. A. Smith took
place this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, and was
LARGELY attended. Rev. Reed conducted the
services ct the house, after which the re-
mans were taken charge OF bv Monterey
Lodge OF Odd Fellows The other
societies represented at the funeral,
we're Metamora tribe OF Red Men,
Washington Encampment Of Odd Eel
lows Lancaster Lodge knights OF fythias
and Admiral Reynolds Post, No. ioa The
services at the grave were conducted by the
Odd Fellows The interment was made at
Wood ward Hill cemetery. l.. Rsthvon, e.
q. Herr, W. +. Hsmbright, Joseph NJ.
Kreidsr, Adolph Bash and Allen Guthrie
were the pall-bearers
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A Game nt Columbia

A nine calling themselves the lronsides, OF
Lancaster, went to Columbia on Saturday
and played match game with Bears team
OF that place. They drew q good.sized au,
dience. The visitors played we'll, but the
home team were too strong tor them and
they were out-helded aud out.batted. Hol-
ling, the young pitcher OF the Bsar's club
made his first appearance aud played me
game, retiring six Of the opposing bstsmen
on strikes The game was very interesting z
ana the good catches OF the fislders In sew.
erai innings was the cause of much applause.
The following Is the score without the sum.
mary, which does not seem to have been
kent
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nnnGp o. 1HrotIioEScsR
- O--Jamss Moore, col.
! ~ ~ wife, Henrietta Moore,
1eo 6onhsy for assault and bat
m ~ Asasing Jim Wa required TO
= o9O0 foe court In retaliation
80 ~ Wiis boiore SQuits solly on
o eharss; $500 was required from
A nd The family trouble will be set
uuss - me nAairsaa.
49, Ohank, brakeman on The Freder.
I1v1aaon. Was coupling cars on last Satur.
sGeeoocn, whom he had the index finger
7 - s1uhs hand caught In bolt The finger
(p hudIy mashsd and was amputated Ut the
Tho Home CIub Wlansrs.
10 York college nine played game Of
Eli Win the High School club on Satur-
- nOrning, in which the homo club we're
a63DneeA The game was very we'll played,
- H. high school boys proved much better
ffneorA Shomier occupied the box Of the
- nine, and to his excellent pitching 10
70 sbs victory. The score Ia - follows:
sc'lssr ecSs!ss sr.............:.ii sSSse
Five nundrsd Dollars Collected.
VI 1ne collection in the Methodist church on
Sunday morning will be devoted to the sup
/ mt Of the Methodist hopital In Philadelphia;
/ 600 was raised for the purpose, and at the
sunday school $50 WAS collected.
Tho primary department Of the st Johns
Lutheran church will hold an entertainment
q Tuesday evening.
The Oxford league OF the Methodist Episco
pol church will hold Q meeting this evening,
Z 1n the lecture room Of the church. The pro
aramme will consist Of referred questions,
muajC, paper on Voltaire, and one on the
Charter House School. Tho fortnightly meet.
ings Of the league are OF very interesting
character.
Ths Straw berry Festival
The Ladies' Sociable committee OF the st.
Paul's P. e. church, held . straw berry festi
val Last Saturday evening, at the residence
Of Mr.. 9. g. Detwiler. A very large number
os PERSONS visited the festival, partakiDg o
roireshments served In an excellent manner
= cseditable sum Of money was realized. 4
beautiful diplsy Of aprons was made, whicl
found many admirers and purchaser.
q beautiful fan was cbanced OIL and wa
drawn by Joseph Hiestand.
Town Notes.
meeting will be held in the parlors o
the Columbia engine company this evening
by the ladies intending to assist in the ban
Qust 70 be gwen to the visiting iremen II
June
A package party will be held BY the Daugl
tors Of the Forest, on Tuesday evening IL
their lodge room in Wike's building. Th'
party will be held after the adjournment o
Z the lodge.
Lewis p. Mohn, living at Norwood, cele
brated his 55th birthday on Saturday by Civ
ing dinner to his friends.
A picnic will be held by the Columbii
Fire company In Heise's woods on th.
Fourth OF July.
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Opera this Evening. The Grau ordon com.
pany open for q week In Fulton opera house
this evening. Miss Ethel Lynton, the star. Is an
accomplished actress and she receives excellent
support.
Gilmore's Band TO. .Nicht.-This evening T.. 8.
GilmOre's famous band with appear In the King
street theatre. They played To an audience OF
2.0CO In Pittsburg on Friday. and gave the great.
musical com mbinsuons In the word and deserves
liberal patronage.
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About COCK Fighting

Recently several items have appeared in
an evening contemporary In regard to cock
fights. BY these locals 1t appeared that the
Cabbage Hll' birds were always knocked
out by those of the East End. The men who
own cocks on the hill say that their birds were
not whipped, and they are ready at any time
to fight the East End for as much money as
they want
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BY the end OF this week or the begin.
ming OF the next, the Otihsmme," which
has just been printed ct this Office, will be
ready for distribution. 1t Is expected that
after It has passed through the binders hands,
the book will make very handsome appear.
ance,-a merit which no doubt will to some
extent at least atone tor the delay In Its pub.
lication.
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.Nsw Ions, May sa-riour market hrm /;
good to choice extra WESTERN, 81 sooS 40; good
To fancy extra state, % ,o0I ~ common 10 good
extra western. q toxS5sp,
Wheat-No. i he'd state. aSc; No. . 40,
asc No. . Red. winter. May. Skc; June a,>o I,
July, GS receipts. ga. kp: shipments. 2ASsS.
Corn-No. mixed cash. tskc MAY. ENc DO
June. IS, yuiy.tsc; receipts, ae.'" bus ship
Oats-So / white State. saG9c: No DO
sac. No, Mixed, June, sc; reccipts aso,o bns
shipments, noue
Kye dull; Western. H8sc state. s7kossc
Barley nominal.
Pork dull old mess. Os 2s0lsD.
lArd-June, 81 -; July, 90; Aug. Is.
Aolasses dull At l9A.c for 80 boiling stAUk.
Turpenune firm al 361c-
Rcsin dull strained to good. u s2kGl 81
Petroleum dun fined. In cases, $40.
freixhts dull grain to HUI, SID.
Butter easy: Western Creamery. l1{9l9S
Elgin Creamery. 2a0Sc state dairy, half hrkin
tubs, l&(D2c,
Cheese dun. western Fiat. i,xoll Sc. good To
choice light skims. llk0lGSc. Fancy White.
llnc; state Factory, s9.!Nc skins. 61,c.
sggs steady state, lSA@ttc; western. l35
lSkc.
sugar frm: Refined Cuuoai. li616,.c
6ranulated, sac.
Tallow dun prime city. l3-lsc.
kice nominal Carolina, fair u good. S0Skc-
Coffee dull fair carEoes, zoe TOT ko.
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College Notes.

The Cyropaedis monument, which was
erected by the class OF IL ON the col lege
campus in the plot south of Harbaugh bsll
and which was thrown down some time after
wards and carried into the college cellar, has
Deen resurrected by the boys at Harbaugh
ball. The class OF ~ erected this monunsn
during their class day.
Rev. ID. b. SCHNEIDER, Of Marietta, Pa,
preached In the college chapel yesterday.
Rev. +. A. CAST, d. d., went to Elzsbetb.
town to-day to attend the remainder OF this
session OF the Lancaster Chassis.
The majority of the senior class of college
have gone home to spend q short vacation
until commencement.
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CHICAGO. May ~ l0Sla m.-Marset opened.
~ wneat--Iuue. sac; July, s7lsc.; Aug $50
Corn-May. Ssssc June. &NAc; July, &c; (;
Aug. use,
Oats-Jnne. SIC July. 27,.c; Aug, ?7c.
Pork-Not quoted,
Lard une, 81 IS July, d IS Aug, Is So.
short Ribs -Juue, q 10 July. q an Aug.
g. SIX.
C,NrHo.
whcst-May sIS.c; June. SSkc.; July, size;
Aug sc.
Corn Nay, &Sc June, Si'.c July, &o1sc
Aug, is.c.
Oats aay, 2Sl1c; June, Shc; July. &c.
Aug, Ai4e
Pork-May, s3 20: June es3oO
Lsrd-Msy. T. G!N } une, q 6'k July, o. i7A ;
Aug. o. s'S.
K'bs-May. Gl7k; June. q TX; July,
g. 30 Aug "a.
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Police Cases.

lu addition to the cases mentioned else
where the mayor had several druuks before
him. Emma Archey, . colored woman who
is an old offender, was sent to all for 80 days
and several others were discharged.
Alderman A. +. Donnelly this morning
sent Mary Washington to jail for 10 days for
disoYderiy conduct
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forty Hours Devotion.

The services OF the Forty Hours devotion
will begin in St Mary's Catholic church on
Sunday next when at s q. m. the mass of
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Will be
celebrated. A distinguished Jesuit father
will take leading part in the services
which will conclude on Tuesday evening.
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Nsw YORK., May 90. l:so p. m.-Money loaned
1t i0,h psr cent Exchange steady. q sSkGi s !;
6overnm ments hrm. Currency IS. u Is bid; Es
Coup. u 291 BID; %k's do. q lck bid.
Abe stock market opened quiet but firm. but
after the first few transactions prices declined
fractionaliy under IA slight pressure to sell. At
the first call there some buying OF the
spec;aities. which resulted in strengthening the
whole list, and at midday values had advance
!. to per cent. At tie present writing the mar.
ket Is dull bat firm.
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An Engineer Employed.

The councils water aud sewage committee
have decided to employ Engineer J. J. X
Croes, of New York, to prepare plans, etc 4,
for the improvement Of the local water and
sewage facilities. He is engaged at his own
terms, 81, 900 and travelling expenses and he
will be at the service Of the city until the job
10 comp pleted.